The accused Dhillon ordered the kidnapping of the victim over a suspected drug debt.
The victim was bound, beaten, and confined in Dhillon's garage, where he subsequently died.
The cause of death was undetermined but involved either asphyxiation or methamphetamine toxicity.
The court found that the stress and exertion of the kidnapping significantly contributed to the victim's death, satisfying the causation requirement for manslaughter.
Dhillon was found guilty of manslaughter, kidnapping, and interfering with a dead body.
The co-accused Johal was found guilty of being an accessory after the fact for providing the keys to the victim's vehicle to help dispose of the body.
